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Wannemacher, Mark (1998) Aspects of Zaiwa Prosody: An autosegmental
account. SIL, Dallas
Waals, Juliette (1999) An experimental view of the dutch syllable.
Holland Academic Graphics. The Hague.
Boersma, Paul (1998) Functional Phonology: Formalizing the interactions
between articulatory and perceptual drives. Holland Academic
Graphics. The Hague.
Revithiadou, Anthi (1998) Headmost Accent Wins: head Dominance and ideal
Prosodic form in Lexical Accent Systems. Holland Acadmic Graphics,
the Hague
Goedemans, Rob (1998) Weightless Segments: A phonetic and phonological
study concerning the metrical irrelvance of syllable onsets.
Holland Academic Graphics. The Hague
van der Haagen, Monique (1998) Caught between Norms: the English
Pronunciation of Dutch Learners. Holland Academic Press. The
Hague.
Polgardi, Krisztina (1998) Vowel Harmony: An account in terms of
Government and Optimality. Holland Acadmic Graphics. The Hague
Elenbaas, Nine (1999) A Unified Account of Binary and Ternary Stress:
Considerations from Sentani and Finnish. Holland Academic Graphics.
The Hague.
van de Vijver, Ruben (1998) The Iambic Issue. Iambs as a result of constraint
interaction. Holland Acadmic Graphics. The Hague
Rowicka, Grazyna (1999) On Ghost Vowels: A strict CV approach. Holland
Academic Graphics. The Hague.
Davenport and Hannahs (1998) Introducing Phonetics and Phonology. Edward
Arnold (UK), Oxford (USA)
Brentari, Diane (1998) A prosodic model of sign language phonology. MIT
Press. Cambridge MA.